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An Air Pipe Pillows Out.

AN ACCIDENT WHICH CAUSED A TEMPORARY DELAY
OF WORK ON THE TUNNEL
One Of the lengths OF pipe used to conduct COM
pressed air from the compressors at the high-ser-
vice pump station, in West Washington, to the
new aqueduct tunnel, blew out yesterday and
caused temporary suspension OF work with the
drills. The accident occurred on the Lyons Mill
Bridge The pipes pass over this bridge, and it is
supposed that the Saggtng OF the bridge brought q
strain on the pipe which lOOSened the packing
1t blew out with loud report, causing consider
able excitement among the people In the vicinity.
The pipe, which IS II inches in diameter and
made Of inch-thick iron, was not injured and can
be put back In place with a few hours work. The
compressed air Is used In operating the drills in the
tunnel and sometimes the pipes are subjected to a
pressure OF 80 or 30 pounds The tunnel has been
pierced through for the whole distance from the
distributing reservoir to the new reservoir but
still there Is considerable work to be done In trim
ming at points where the brick lining Is 10 be
puJ In.
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RAILROADS.
DIkpMoNT AIR LINZ.

IylfbMONI AK LINZ.
II Schedule in cfiect June s,h iss-
= 30 A MS, Tenn. Mail I'siiy for wa-rrn,sn.
Gorionsville Charlottesville, ~ schbnnx and station.
SPRINGS, Allegheny sprinss Bri,sOi, Kno,siie. Rome
S,Aier% Montgomery aud New OrleAilS Pullman
ll2t A. M.-fsst Mail Daily for wsrren,on, Char.
lottesville 8ordonsylle Stations Ches Ohio R@~ta
tween SnchSSrs and panrlie srsnsssr s'sss
charlotte, Atlanta. Birmingham Mon,suinery Ne
orleans. TEXAS aud California Pallman Sleeper Ne~
AusntA 10 New Orleans. aud Mann Boudoar Sleeper
Tor Birminsham. Nicksburv snd shreveport Solid
{. spd q route points sundays.
s,,s 80 M5psily except Sunday Ter Manassas
through coach warrenton for fauonier White SUI.
phor sprlnss tonneS'ts nj kive-ton with =. '. r. n
80 ?. M"westsrTn r f,pre.. Daily Cor w,-,.r,o,
Sordonsylle CharlottesNille Louisville. Cincinnati
and samnsr resorts ON ana Inc Ches aud ohie
ton 10 LOUISVILLE also for LSnchlprs BRISTOL Chatta-
poS ss' Msmpnis Little Rock and all soush~esteru
Memphis without change -
IL 90 p M.-seuthern Express Daily for iynchburs
Aiken Augusta, Atlanta, Monte, inery. New U,rleanS
Texas ana California Pullman sleslerS nertsu
Montgomery to New Orleans Puilmsn slee.srs 49,
lngton 70 Augusta without change. also PULLMAN
sleeper. washlnston 90 Greenbr1rr White sulphur
Trains on Washinston aud Ohio division leave Wash.
,asfSn s;ia 4 ~, pSIS except sunday. and - 2
NJ ketnrninr leave Round Hin G.o5 A NJ Daily an /
80 NJ DAILY except Sunday. arriving Washington
Through trains from the South via Charlotte. Dan.
vile and Lynchburs. arrive in Washington 10 A Nj
burg Al io:4 aSd 20 4a hIs' vi. and a.1s ai
po houte ana tharieitesNille at sio r. NJ. stras-
Tickets. Sleeping Car reservation ana insormatios
and oa;saTe Chez ked Al office 500 nnsyi.
Rallrasa as ann a. Messenger ssn"n
aliLoaa' ON AUD streets JAs. l. 'TAAIOR
Do General Passenger Agent
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A Chinese Laundry man Robbed.

TWO OF HIS CoUNTRYMEN THROW MOSQUITO NET
OVER HIS HEAD AND TAKE $685. FROM HIS POCKETS.
Yesterday afternoon a crowd Of persons collected
In front OF the Chinese laundry under the Saliva
ton Army barracks, corner OF 9Th and streets,
attracted by quarrel in ptpgress between two
Cinnamon. One OF them Suddenly disappeared,
and It was learned from what another Of them
said that HOp Wah had been robbed OF $685. money
ne had saved in the last four years. Last night
Hop reported the robbery TO the police and Detec-
tiveS Carter and MahOn We're ordered to fnyesti-
gate the case From what they were told by the
Cinnamon, II appears that Wah Tone, who Is Hop
VANS partner, had gone 10 Baltimore, and Hop
Wah was left alone In the laundry. About 5
O'Clock yesterday morning, SO Hop says All Tone
or Phone, another laundrynan, called at the laun-
dry. Hop Was In bed, but hoped up and let his
friend iii, and then went to bed again. All Tone
stayed only few minutes, and going out, left the
door unlocked A lew minutes later two strange
Cinnamon entered the place and threw mosquito
net over Hops lace and held him while they took
the money from his pocket. On Hop Wahs COM
PLANT the officers arrested Wah Tone and took him
TO the station Then Hop Wah changed his mind
and said that Wah Tone was innocent. He was
then released. All Tone, who is known as
shorty" is suspected OF being implicated In the
robbery, which, 1t IS supposed, was committed by
TWO Cinnamon from Baltimore.
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Outplayed by Pistsburg.
THE wAsHINGTONs FALL BACK AGAIN TO THE SIEVE

THE WASHINGTONS FALL BACK AGAIN TO THE SEVENTH
PLACE.
The Pittsburgs outplayed the washingtons at
all points yesterday and won a well-played game
by score Of to 2. This defeat puts the WASH
1ngtons back in seventh place, the Pittsburgs now
holding sixth position by small percentage.
Norris pitched great game and was supported
almost perfectly. Gilmore also pitched well but
the visitors punched four hits in the sixth inning
making three runs, which were sufficient to win
the game. The feature or the game was the field
ing OF DALEY. The game was well played through
out, but the Statesmen were unable to hit Norris
Inc Detroits play here for three days. They
have been defeated In three successive games in
Philadelphia and ought TO be sufficiently demon
allied TO fall victims To Washington. Other games
Yesterday resulted as follows: PHILADELPHIA II:
Detroit ?. New York, 8; Chicago, 9. Metropoli-
tan, IL; Cleveland, j.
The AlertS, OF the District League, were defeated
by the Rockvilles, In Rockville, Saturday. by a
score OF 10 toS.
Clubs from the District wishing to play the Rock
yiieS can obtain dates by addressing manager
Rockville Ball Club.
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BRAVE GIRI--Miss Tice, girl OF sixteen,
saw boat containing three young men and the
same number OF young women capsize. She
Jumped into a yawl and, accompanied by John
Wood, went to their assistance, and succeeded in
reScuing the entire party. The young men were
profuse In their expressions OF gratitude but re-
fused to give their names
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TIE PRoMFrNEss and precision with which we
III ell orders has made the mail-orier department
quite feature OF our business. Through its
GCency hundreds OF citizens temporarily sotourn-
ing abroad as well as many non-residents, are
regularly supplied with our reliable footwear as
well as II they had personally selected them with
only the additional cost OF postage or expressage,
and the only trouble OF dropping line TO VIM.
Hahn d Co 3 reliable shoe house. S16 18th street.
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The Courts.


EQUITY CoURT-Jud0es Bingham and Merrick
Monday, vanderbergher agt. HANDKERCHIEF:
appearance OF absent defendant ordered. Tenney
agt: Doonttie; prayers OF defendants petitioner
refused and receiver instructed as to purchases
Newton agt. Mclean; c. G.. Bergman appointed
guardian al ntem: Mcknight agt. Dixie; reference
To auditor ordered. Schaef1er agt. Duff; demurrer
overruled with leave to answer. Brown agt. Mac
Gin; sale finally confirmed and reference to au-
dltor. Dubitsch agt. DubitSch; appearance Of alb
sent defendant. Bramhall agt. Grady; demurrer
sustained with leave to amend. Kaufman agt,
Preston; sale ratified n1S1. ConrOe agt Goddard:
bill! dismissed with costs. Richardson agt. Tul-
lock; appearance ordered Jones agt. Jones; de-
cree OF divorce. Cook agt. Cook; do.
POLICE COURT-Jud0e Shell
To-day, Patrick Kennedy, diSOrderly conduct:
% collateral forfeited. ThOs. Mahoney profanity
50 or days Frederick WtberZahl, profanity; IS
or days. Franz w. HamstrOn, do; do. Chas.
OSBORNE bathing In river; 81 collateral forfeited
BrittOn Jannifer disOrderly conduct s. or Is day
Frank Waters, do; do. Mark OHolieran, JAS.
Welch, and Emma Miller, disorderly conduct; col
bonds.
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SCeHe VI inc bs ana o. DeaI Changeds
From the Baltimore Sun, to-day.
President Robert Garrettis at Long Branch with
V1ce-President Spencer and other Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad officials He expects to stay there
until he sails for Europe, on Saturday. Mr. Ives
and other principals or the Ives-Stayner party
came to Baltimore On Saturday evening last and
as the result OF their visit Mr. Garrett left on sun
day night quite Unexpectedly for Long Branch
he had engagements TO meet persons on business
In this city yesterday, but he lefCEOrd that his
departure was unavoidable,
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CITY AND DISTRICT.


KERSAN's THEATER.-COmic opera and Variety.
PANORAMA BCILDISG.-Battle OF Bun Run.
ATHLETIC PARK.-ROller Coaster
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COMPARISONS are 0d0rouS," as Mrs. Malaprep
would saw and the most strtkfngly odorOuS OF all
comparisons Is 10 compare the superior quality OF
EaStnan,s ArbutuS with others.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Indications for the "a hours commencing at 3 o. m,
For the District OF Columbia, Delaware Mary
land and Virginia, occasional local rains followed
by fair weather, northeriy winds, lower followed
~ stationary remperarurp
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TO be Built This Year.

TIKI NEW CENTRAL METHODIST PROTESTANT CHURCH
The congregation OF this church, now worship
ing on 9th street, between E and streets is
about Through the building committee) to call for
bids for erection Of the church edifice on the
site, on the northwest corner OF 18th and streets
northwest, recently purchased for the purpose,
and expect to get into the new building this fall
1t Is proposed to build a church, chapel and par
sOnage. The church will front 81 feet on street,
with 5-foot tower projection, and will front,
chapel will have depth Of 20 feet There Will
be foot terrace all around and the parson-
age Will have front OF 20 feet. This will leave
30 feet by 100 OF ground on street to dispose Of
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CLEARING SALE OF books at Baum's Read advt.

WOODWARD e LOrHROP have opened line OF
fne embroidered handkerchiefs. subject to slight
imperfectiOns. at half and much less than half
price See adyt. second page.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

CHORT ROUTE To LONDON.
- NokDEuTsCHkR LLOYD g. g. 90
Fast Express stesners
To Southampton lLondon. Hsvre), Bremen.
Scale, We'd, July 20.5 Aller We'd. July o. IN
an. Elbe, We'd, Aug. s. u M; wcrrA We'd, Aug.
Aug. IL, p. M
Comfortable stateroons excellent table luxur4oxs;n
saloon appointments Prices; 1stcabdp 6 loo aud M.
wards berth. according 20 location, "a cabin $50
jyl6 4 u. DR0OP. qlS Penn. -
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CITY ITEMS.
phtllfus, Di~es,sbr. coco.

PhfIIfpS' DfEeNtib1e Cocoa
Is more delicious In taste and aroma and, by the
process It is prepared is rendered more nourshing
and more easily digested than any other prepara-
ton OF cocoa or chocolate. It is an exceedingly
nutrittye drink. AL druggists and grocers have
- 4
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Prisoners OFF for Albany Penitentiarv,

Prisoners Off for Albany Penftentiarv.
TEN PRISONERS SENTENCED FOR TERMS RANGING FROM
ONE TO FIVE YEARS
Last evening Capt. w. c. Croker and two guards
from the jail started for Albany with the follow
Ing prisoners sentenced to the penitentiary: Rich
ard Johnson, false pretenses fve years; George
Holmes, manSlaughter, and George Mason house
breaking, each three years; VIM Lancaster man.
slaughter: Charles Johnson and Samuel Jenninrs
assault with intent TO kill, and Frank Queenan'
false pretenses; Francis T. $. Fields house-break
Ing, and Lewis Diggs. second Onense petit larceny
each one year.
MEMORIAL SERVICE TO THE LATE Bishop
S.HoRTEk-The pastor has arranged to have
,ne ,, exercises IN memory OF Bishop Shorter
Rev. I. q: steward and Jas. Ii. o. johnson have
been appointed to deliver the eulogies and Rev
H. Morris TO draft appropriate resolution, for the
occasion. Rev. c. H. F1tzhugh was appointed To
conduct the devotional exercises. Several bishops
are expected TO be present. The late bishop WAS
native OF this city.
Two BILLS FOR DIvoRcR.-Yesterday Rose Talbot
nled Dill for divorce from John NJ. Talbot to
whom she was married In September 1880
charging him with habitual drunkenness for three
breaking the furniture, and failure to suppoyt
her-festerday bill for divorce was filed by
w. q. keane from Adele Keane. they were mar
RED by Rev. w. N. ID: Ryan, in 1854 have three
children, one married, and he charges that AFTER
having lived for years happily he began to suspect
that she was not true 70 him, and was intimate
Win one Frank X. Williams, who took rooms In
tnelf house In 1881, and that on September 30
lsst he became convinced OF the truth OF his sus-
plclons and lett her, and he charges that she Is
Low living In adultery with Williams at AS 7th
street southwest.
The SOUTH WASHINGTON AssoCIAroN-At a
meeting OF the executive committee OF Citizens
association No. I, OF South Washington last
evening, conferences were held with various COM
nlttees, and especially the railroad committee
over whose action there has been some Complaint
leading 10 meeting at ST. DOminic's Hall last
anursIay. That committee being prepared to re-
port, the executive committee decided TO call a
general meeting Tor next Monday.
SUDDEN DEATH.-ThOs HarbOr q white man.
aeeu nIty, boarding with Robert Condor, on TN
stIeot foad near Irwin street, found dead yes
truay morning. The night before he had received
severe wound on his head by fall. His body
WAS taken 10 the Freedmen's Hospital and DR. L
iyter neid an autopsy, which disclosed the FACT
that the cause OF death was not the injury To the
nead, o VI Inflammation Of the stomach.
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VIII HorGHToS &c Co. offer at cost one finely
carved dining room mantle in mahogany and one
cherry hall mantle; specially good patterns
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
Schedule in effect SUNDAY. JUNE 10Th iss,
until further notice.

untniurfher notice.
leave Washington from Station corner q, View r,,
For Chicaro III 10 am. and 9 40 pm dairy. with
through coseh,s aud sesring cars. The 10 * s,n 10
irving IN ttsburg at $50 p.m. Chicago neat morn
ms at 900. No extra fare is chanse tins tranior
For Cincinnati, Louisville and St Louis iaflvual,
Sleeping Cars TO Cincinnsti aud St Louis aith@as
change 3;lo pm is fast limited train TO CncinnAi
so; 81 Louis . 40 pan. Noextra fare Is charged GA
For Rttsburv 10 20 I'm and 8 ~, y m daily 70
SSatsoonrs, Cleveland and Detroit with fsrlor and
FOR points on shenandoah Valley Railroad, between
sshenandoah junction and Luray Inclusive Is D.
For lexington ana Local Stations. 1910 am daily.
For Hayre de Grace, Newark wilmington and Phils-
For Silm mn s ps IN and md 30 pm daily
between baltimore and Wilmington. > 90 M dsiiy.
For Hayre de Grace. sinTerIy and intermedsts
P1 Fnr Isl - pm. daily, except sunday
tram 20 80. b. 40 $50 Is. 80. Us
:, For Baltimore OF Sunday. o.so, z 80. $50 and
s:52 m: % 3o $3.50. 4;3u. 4;40 5.j0 6.45.
FOR Annaps,ns Gao and 30 an and 10 10 and
an% 90 Sunday " IS .SS 40 90 e
i.5 sr.n s and 80 pm For STATIONS on Metroc;
pm for PRINCIPAL stations only: : 4opm daily er-
fsP , Sunday tor rnsal stations on Metropol,tan
For ,is,hers"s s S in,e qns f rans.
PIN daily For Boyds and stations 20
pm daily Church train leaves Washington ON sunday
only AT 10 pm, sioIYing at all stations Metro
polltsn Branch For Frederick 1910 and 40
pm. daily, except Sunday.
FOR Hagerstown 1910 am. and 80 pm. daily. CT
cept SUNDAY.
Trains arrive from the West daily 90. 20 am.
ID and 4 20 pm
From points ON Shenandoah Valley R.R L: Is pm.
daily
From Philadelphia. Chester. Wilmington ana Havrs
de Grace 10 40 ALL. % y pm and 80 Pm daily.
FROM HaNre de Grace. Singerly and intermediate
points north of Baltimore 10 GOA m
From ANNAPOLIS 80 and 10 % am and so and
30 pm. Sunday, 10 30 am. q 80 pm
daily, except sunday.
From Frederick and intermediate points. 8 .25 g. IN
| and S:15 y. m daily except SUNDAY.
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington 4 o. 30
80, 900, 800, 10 90 aud 10 81 IN IL IS Ia
| ., ID, D. q. $50, a., \ 80 aud II 90 y m on
Sundays, q 30 81, 800 and 10 NJ. 10 =: H. 5s
| 5:0O, q 30 40. : 80 and IL 90 pm.
All trains from Washington al Relay
except -, Biz, 30 pm.
For further information apply st the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket office, Washington station q 81 and 1851
Pennsy lvania 18th street where orders
will be taken for baggage DE chez ked aud received
any point IN the city.
W. NJ CLEMENTS, C. n LORD, O. r A
PERCY q. SMITH. fass'r Art Washington ,y2
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FINANCIAL.
EsaaAv1ss An DR. S1sxsa

W4As E. AO La OstS " 81. NV.
Engraving on metal and wood MonogTsmsandcrests
on SEALS watches or 3ewery Card engraving and
ing. Seal engraving in all its branches Bookbfnde
dies. koap dies ana steel stamp cutting Rubber
stamps tor marking and all kinds Of stamping
Gold OF SILVER bullion embroideEng. ke6aiias and al
kinds Of lodge parzpheE0aiiA mhIss
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FOUND DEAD IN HIS ROOM.-JacOb Reese, q
plasterer, forty-seven years OF age employed at
the State Department, died sometime last night
at MIS-. Lynn's HOTEL No. 1872 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. He was from Youngstown, Ohio, and came
here on the 23d OF January last. He had not been
at work for about two weeks until yesterday. He
returned TO the hotel shortly after O'Clock In the
evening and complained OF suffering from the
heat, and only took cup of tea at supper. He
retired shortly after O'Clock, and nothing was
heard from him during the night. This morning
ne was not downstairs for breakfast, and about
10 O'Clock, when the colored chambermaid went
into his room she found that he was dead The
coroner was notified Friends OF the deceased sent
word to his sons fin Ohio
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WALL PApERs
2. HANSON HISS CO.. s15 18th st. NV
WaL PaIers ~ all grades
Frfezes and Ceiling Decorations
Special attention given TO Plain and Decorative
Painting.
Estimates and designs submitted for all kinds of In
terror Decoration and Furnishing. An inspection Of
our goods is respectfully solicited. ape
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The Trial Postponed Till After the
Summer Recess Of Court.

In the Criminal Court to-day District Attorney
Worthington called the attention OF the court to
the of John Daily indicted last Friday for the
murder OF Jos. c. g. Kennedy on Wednesday of
last week. and said that he had asked the counsel
Of the pr1soner-Messrs. T. F. Miller and II. C.
Clagett-to be present to-day that the case should
be set for trial. The Government was prepared
for trial at any time.
Mr.. Clagett said they did not think 1t possible to
get ready for trial In so short time. They would
have to make thorough Investigation and it
would not be proper to go into the trial wit bout
preparation. He had now a letter from Philade-
phia In reference to the prisoners life there and
Mr.. Miller remarked that the condition OF the
man was such that 1t would take about all the
time petore the summer recess TO learn from him
what MS real de1enSe Is, and he did not think It
possible TO so TO trial before the recess 1t would
require all the time before the recess to prepare
The court said he would be glad to have the case
tried, but he recognized the importance OF a Just
and lair trial, and that the counsel should have
opportunity Tor Investigation and preparation. He
recognized the reaSonableneSS OF the request, and
1t might as well be understood that the case win
not De called for trial till after the recess.
The District National Guard.
THE VARIOUS COMMANDS MUSTERED IN FORMALLY
ASSIGNED TO BATTALIoNs.
Gen Ordway, through his acting adjutant gene
raj, Capt Cecil Clay yesterday issued the follow
ing general orders, making the assignments Of
commands to battaliOns, as announced In THE
ao1,.,aa,o. , ,.,, -. S n.'ei' 70 noi.u,
,',, anu "i uoreaeel NC Ano"n as 'no
Tbe active miittta ts heraby dsS T aG viii
hereafter be known as. the District OF Columbia
National Guard. III. Existing volunteer Organt-
zations Oh actve miilta are hereby assigned 70
inIantryNThe fonr companies Known as the WasS ~
inCion toht Infantry CornS Second hattaIinn Of
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4. Union veteran Corps: com.
many r. Custer C;uar,is Third baftaIton 6f tnfan
try-COmpany 4. Woshinvton COntinenIals. Com
many r. Eminet t;uar(iS: COMPANY G. Columbia
Rifies. ComD,ny d WASHINGTON Merchants, Rifles
Fourth battalion OF infantry-COmpany A. COrco-
ran Cadets. COMPANY Ortiway Rifles: C,omnany
c. National Fencibes: Company ID. Logan GIiariS
Fifth battalion of tnfantryMThe TWO COMPANIES
known as tine rutIer Zonayes- sixth battalion of
infantry-'rhe four compantes known as the Wash.
tnpton Cadet COrns Seventh battalion of inran
try-The fOur coInnanies known as the Canital
city Guards.
Gen Or,iWay last NIGHT mustered in the National
Fencibles thirty-nins men taxing the oath and
a number OF recruits for the First Somnany Union
Veteran COrpSl The National FenchIas ft is
stated. will be uniformed ike the Mobile Rifles
with dark green trousprS with broad white str1ne
and ouh7a-hreo Stad tywafio,r fotf- coot ,rttEp
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w osDERruL BAReA1Ss
LOW SHOES AND SLIPPERS

LOW SHOES AND SLIPPERS
Childrens' Fine Kid Hand-Sewed Oxford Ties and
Opera Slippers, only Soc. worth 75c.
Misses Kid Oxfords, Patent-Leather trimmed with
Tips, only 65c. worth 81.
Ladies' and Misses Fine Opera Slippers Kid-Iined.
only Soc, worth 15c.
Ladies' Fine Kid Oxfords, low-button and New
ports, only 75c., worth 81
Ladies' Curacao Kid Hand-sewed Tipped oxfords,
PatentLeather Trimmed. only 81: worth $780,
Mems Low Strap Ties. only L: worth I'll So
Mems Fine-Embroidered Slippers, only 65c.; worth
81.
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BRIGHTwOOD RACES Friday, July % at 4 p m.
SHADOW FROM TIE HEAT"-straw hats and UNI
brellas. StinemetZ'S, 1887 Penna. avenue.
CoRSs. 81 cents each: ingrowing nails hair tonic
manicure, 50 cents each, at kenisons. 18th street
and Pennsylvania avenue, over Davis hat store.
$50 THERMOMETERS now soc. Hempler's, AVE- ~.
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s'The Queen OF Beers.,,-Moerlein's pure,
unauthorized Cincinnati Beer is especially
adapted for family USE 75c. per doc. Agency, 1905
St NV GIN
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THE EVENING STAR:
District Government Affair.


w. r. Guindon complains OF the condition OF the
pavement on ID street northwest, between 9th and
10th streets X Fl. r. Leopold and w. T. Dixie COM
plain OF the trespaSs committed and damage In
nicted oy Messrs. Tally Joyce, contractors, upon
the property on the east side OF Tennessee avenue
between ID and streets northeast. Lille c. Abra-
hams OF No. HOG New Hampshire avenue wants
the telegraph pole which stands In front OF her
mouse removed TO the alley in the rear.
A. L T1leer invites attention to q pool of stag
nant water which has been for some weeks stand
Ing In an alley in square 70
Anonymous" asks the Street-sweeperS to visit
Jefferson street, West Washington.
MISCELLANEOUS.
owners Of horses who allow them to eat the
park on trees Will hereafter be prosecuted by the
District Commissioners
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Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in i Id. ''Ward" prints 4Oc per 10
Also. cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; sweet Mill
&c. per quart.